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Machine Language(First Generation Languages)
In the early ages of computer development. Programs were developed by using binary codes(machine language), which were unique to each computer. Gottfried Leibniz developed the binary language in 1697 which uses 1s and 0s. -
Assebler Languages(Second Generation languages)
An assembler converts the assembler language statements into machine language. This language uses symbolic codes to represent instructions and also to reduce writing binary language. it is a low level programming langauge. -
High level language(Third Generation Language)
in this progam we use more like english statements when coding and arithmetic notation for expressions. We use this language in most programs such as java, c#, c++, pascal and many more. -
object-oriented programming(fourth-generation language)
Is designed to be closer to natural language then the third generation languages, and is even more english-like. Programs such as C++, java, Visual Basic us this language. -
Database oriented Language(fifth-generation language)
Is programming that uses a visual or graphical development process and even closer to English and uses database access properties . Such programs use this language, SQL(Structured Query Language)..
